- Jun 14, 2014
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This will just make his reinstatement all the sweeter.
Here's something to think on. Collect data from thousands of domestic violence cases and you'll find they all record where the vicious batterer got multiple "forgivenesses" both personally & legally. Now, here's an HC that struck no one nor saw any brutal treatment and there's to be total crackdown on him - on thus his career & thus his family ?
I sense some discomfort that there's some beserk-ness in vituperative mob "violence" that's pent up out there ready to stampede on all such cases as if all are equally horrid, where all those folk nearby the perpetrator need to be ruined ? (BTW there's not much discussed about the victim's parents who knew, nor discussed the duty of confided-in friends, etc.) Those mistake dynamics would be highlighted if media reporters were moved by true concern. Seems twisted when it's usual that the batterer gets second chances, gets counseilling but an HC gets swift ruin.
Just look at all the ink-attention a CFB coach has taken away from the condemnation of the vicious villainous husband, taken away from the empathy for the physically bullied wife, whose experience needs biggest portrayal.??